memorymappings

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by memorymappings 9y ago
Yeh did that in 2014 the day they filled my friends status feed with ads then news, where's my trophy?
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by memorymappings 9y ago
This is so annoying. "A world without Facebook" like it's some kind of almost apocalyptic reality. I'm only 27 and I remember when Facebook came out when I was in highschool. Miraculously, I also remember life before hi
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by memorymappings 9y ago
I grew up on welfare well into elementary school and my mom married my stepdad who was delivering oil to gas stations up driving all night on trucks. Before that I spent my first years in a trailer park where my mom had my older brother and
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by memorymappings 9y ago
Yeah also people have other things to spend money on now. Young people my age invest in fashion but also invest in experiences and food. The cost of clothing is going down as well so it's easier to acquire a fashionable wardrobe for ch
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by memorymappings 9y ago
Here is an example. I dated a guy, divorced two daughters 4 & 6 and he wanted to get a motorcycle. As if anything could be comparably important to family or children for that matter because it can't, he was the CEO and founder of a
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by memorymappings 9y ago
No
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by memorymappings 9y ago
Yeh I think people flooding to coinbase to make overnight money expect instant gratification but coinbase has to register users with the Federal Trade commission at least for me as an American so let's not forget in addition to the oth
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by memorymappings 9y ago
Ok this is pretty random but I think it's a bad habit to actively like the idea of assess the need for thanks as a requirement. Why because you're setting yourself up for failure. It's nice to get thanks and consider it a sur
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by memorymappings 9y ago
Well behaved women rarely make history. This could be precisely the reason why women do so poorly socioeconomically, because they are taught to be endlessly obedient and subservient without question. It may make them well behaved, but it ma
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by memorymappings 9y ago
Ahem use gdax, it's 0.25% transaction fees. Coinbase started when people were buying btc here and there once a year and forgetting about it, the main benefit or their recent expansion is the ability to freely send money to and from coi
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by memorymappings 9y ago
Question as I'm not a "hacker" and don't claim to be, but what are the worst possible case scenarios with hacakable 2FA outside of individuals getting screwed over as opposed to the platform itaelf becoming unstable? Sec
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by memorymappings 9y ago
I second Godel, Escher and Bach.